A hobby that turned into a habit of finishing things
Five years ago it was a single Monoprice Mini on a desk. Today it's a small, hands-on print shop that ships custom work across the country.
From a side project to a real print shop
MakerForge started as a curiosity — a small Monoprice Mini V2 and a lot of trial and error. What began as a way to explore additive manufacturing on the side grew into building and tuning our own printers, chasing better tolerances, and taking on projects other people wanted made real.
That curiosity turned into a business: today MakerForge takes on custom prints for customers across the United States, from intricate prototypes and replacement parts to gifts and display pieces — printed one order at a time, by hand.
The stuff that doesn't change as we grow
Every print gets a hand check before it ships — infill, adhesion, and finish, not just “does it look done.”
Priced to be accessible
High-quality printing shouldn't be locked behind enterprise pricing. We quote fairly, order by order.
A real person on the other end
No ticket queue, no outsourced support — the person who prints your order is the one who answers your email.
The coolest part of the job? Almost anything is possible
From small, intricate designs to large, complex structures, we specialize in turning creative ideas into tangible objects — prototypes for a next big project, custom art pieces, functional parts, or a gift that had to be exactly right.
We use printers capable of detailed, durable prints across a handful of materials so the final part doesn't just look good — it holds up. And because every order runs through one set of hands, the process stays personal from the first email to the delivery on your porch.
- Prototypes & functional parts
- Custom art & display pieces
- One-of-a-kind gifts
